Re: drm-openchrome status (or will it be in Kernel 3.10?)

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> >         Dave what is the best way to push this code? I am in no rush so
> > I like to do it the right way. We have scattered history in the external
> > tree but I would not lose sleep over its lost. I could just post pieces
> > of the code to this list for review. One choice is after all the code is
> > reviewed is to then merge the branch. Another choice is to create a new
> > branch for later merge that will be composed of the patches posted to this
> > list. We lose the history but that is not to be of deal for me. Just let
> > me know what you would like and I will start the process.
> 
> Hi James,
> 
> I would probably say history loss is inevitable unless the tree is at
> a fairly high standard wrt bisection fail etc.
> 
> But it would probably be good to post the driver to dri-devel at least
> once so people can take a look, not sure what
> the best way to split it up is, the initial patches can be split
> different than what we merge if it makes reading it easier.
> 
> Can you post a link to what you consider the best place for me to be
> looking so I can see if splitting it makes sense.

Except for new pci ids in include/linux/pci_ids.h all the code is here

http://cgit.freedesktop.org/openchrome/drm-openchrome/tree/drivers/gpu/drm/via

Thank you for taking a look. 
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